The Italian Football Federation opens up the possibility of investigating the Inter The 'Calciopoli' threatens Inter's Scudetto 05/06
intercepted telephone conversations between Moratti and arbitral designator that time in Serie A in Italy raised blisters. Juventus of Turin and was stripped of two league championships four years ago by the Moggigate
The FIGC (Italian Football Federation) has opened the door to investigate the possibility of Inter Milan in the case Calciopoli after recent conversations published entre Massimo Moratti y el designador arbitral por aquel entonces, Paolo Bergamo. El máximo dirigente de la Federalcio, Abate, y el abogado de la institución, Palazzi, se reunieron ayer, según publica hoy Il Corriere della Sera, para marcar la estrategia de la Federación ante el nuevo escándalo que ha sido bautizado como Calciopoli II.
El 13 de abril la justicia italiana decide si incluir las nuevas conversaciones en el proceso
De esta forma, la FIGC no se opondrá a la introducción de nuevas pruebas en el proceso penal abierto en Nápoles sobre Calciopoli y, además, no excluye la posible apertura de nuevos procesos en la justicia deportiva, tal y como ocurriera en el año 2006 cuando la Juventus vio como le fueron desposeídos dos Scudettos por las conversaciones interceptadas entre su director general, Luciano Moggi, y Paolo Bergamo.
La Federación, antes de tomar una decisión, esperará a la audiencia que se celebrará el próximo 13 de abril en Nápoles y en la que se publicará el contenido íntegro de estas conversaciones. Estas llamadas podrían no tener valor, ya que los documentos anteriores al 30 de junio de 2005 habrían prescrito según establece la justicia deportiva italiana. De momento, la FIGC ya ha abierto un archivo para ir recogiendo todo el material divulgado en los diferentes medios de comunicación.
Hay más de 140.000 llamadas telefónicas interceptadas by the Italian researchers
On Monday April 5, in the Replay program Rai 3, came to light new intercepted telephone conversations between Moratti, Facchetti (former president of the Inter died in 2006), Meani (delegate Milan arbitral ago four years) and Paolo Bergamo. Among the talks that could end up in the judicial dossier of Naples is one among Facchetti and Gennaro Mazzei (designators arbitration partner), dated November 25, 2004, which discussed about the line judges for the next Juventus Milan. This is the conversation:
Mazzei: I'm with the car I'm going to Coverciano (home of the FIGC). Facchetti
: Select them well for the Sunday night, eh?
Mazzei: The top two right now, in my opinion, Ivaldi and Pisacreta
Facchetti: Ivaldi and Pisacreta?
Mazzei: eh, the number 1 and 2
Facchetti: If indeed the number 1 of the referees ...
Mazzei: Yes, hopefully the draw will give us the number 1
Facchetti: No, there should not be doing drawings are must ..
Mazzei: Yes, but how can it be?, Unfortunately you need luck
Facchetti: "Let him
Finally, the line judges who refereed Inter-Juventus of November 28, 2004 were Ivaldi and Piscareta. According to Moggi's lawyers, is "incredible" this and other conversations that were not eligible for consideration among the more than 140,000 intercepted by investigators when the scandal rose to the fore information.
addition, the television program published a conversation between Bergamo and Moratti in arguing over the Inter-Sampdoria ended 3-2 with three goals for Inter between 88 and 93 minutes. In that call, Moratti praised the "good" work of the college. Bergamo has always maintained that the calls with the heads of the various clubs were "very frequent and consistent." April 13, the court of Naples could introduce new calls in the judicial process, to which the Federation Fútbol de podra tomar cartas en el asunto y quitar a los neroazzurri el Scudetto 2005-2006.
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